I working with so many clients over the years, I have learned that some people are word people while most people are visually driven. For some, a detailed explanation is the best way to teach. For most of us, a few pictures go a long way. In fact, numerous studies prove how
Color affects how we feel and how we react to things and events. The folks at KISSmetrics have put together this infographic on how colors affect us so we can better choose not just colors we like, but colors that work. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
We shared an infographic a couple of days ago about logo design in 2015. Another infographic came our way with even more valuable information about logo design that we wanted to share with you, from the folks at Company Folders. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
We see logos day and and day out. Morning, noon and night, we are bombarded with logos good and bad that excite, bore, or elicit nothing from us at all. Logo design is both an art and a science. Much of the science is psychology and how we feel about the color,
We've all heard the stories of football teams who paint the visitor's locker room pink to sissify or intimidate the opposing team. Whether that works or not I can not speak to. My guess is you could outfit the 2012 Alabama Crimson Tide football team all in pink and they still would have trampled
